I'm with MB in the matter of séances. Whenever I hear there's going to be one, my heart leaps up.
And I'm with everybody else about that first scene. Donna Wandrey was amazing - so different from the 1970 parallel time Roxanne! And I enjoyed thinking about Donna Wandrey and Gene Lindsey, who may well have met for the first time just two days before for the read-through of yesterday's episode, playing this intense scene together.
Now we've got the people who know Roxanne was a vampire asking, "Who made her that way?" Because of course it couldn't have just happened. Carl asked the same question about - well, you know who - in 1897, but the question was never asked about Barnabas in either 1795 or 1897. It always bothers me that every other vampire gets the benefit of the doubt, but Barnabas doesn't.
When Trask was down in the Old House basement and those chains first started rattling (which sounded great, I must add), he said, "I am a man of God!" But he's not a minister, is he? I suppose he could have meant merely that he was personally a good Christian, but generally "man of God" does mean a member of the cloth. Oh, well, maybe he was bluffing. As for the wisdom of Barnabas locking Trask up in the Old House basement, does anybody have any other ideas of where Barnabas could have put him?